El Fresco, Empire Gallery Shopping Centre, Subang

Posted by vivien | Kuala Lumpur and Selangor | Sunday 5 June 2011 9:15 pm
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El Fresco cafe is a restaurant located inside Jaya Grocer’s(Grocerant = grocer + restaurant) of Empire Subang Shopping Center. You can choose meat/seafood from their supermarket area, and pay RM6 extra cooking fee for them to cook and serve it to you. A free side is included in the cooking fee, either salad or aglio olio spaghetti

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Australian Chilled Beef served with aglio olio spaghetti, RM27, they would paste the meat price sticker on the side of your plate

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My Salmon, RM29

Overall, the taste is ok, just a different experience of choosing your own meat and having it cooked up for you

Address: El Fresco Italian Restaurant, inside Jaya Grocer of Empire Gallery

Lot 6, LG-G1, Empire Shopping Gallery,

Jalan SS16/1,

47500, Subang Jaya,

Selangor

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Home Cooked Dinner Party

Posted by vivien | Recipe | Saturday 4 June 2011 8:23 pm
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Celebration for bf’s dad birthday. Above is blackmore wagyu(http://www.blackmorewagyu.com.au/), i think it is about RM600/kg, around RM200 for a slice like above, a very famous marble grade 9+ wagyu beef from australia. Marbling score range from 1-12. Refer to this website for wagyu marble score information.

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Pan fried

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super yummy and tender, served with some mizu soy dressing, spring onion, grated radish, and i think fried ginger strips, ignore the lone grilled zucchini at the side

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lime marinated japanese cucumber

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baked deboned turkey wrapped in bacon

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grilled zucchini with sea salt, simple but very yummy

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Steamed Brandy infused crab, yummylicious~~ simple and flavorful

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BBQ salt grilled talapia, quite nice, but i still missed the one i had in Bangkok which they stuff all kind of aromatic herbs like lemongrass into the fish guts and when cooked the fish taste so nice, yet to find one in KL which could rival that.

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Baked pork/Char Siew

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Further grilling the baked pork, yummy and melt in the mouth

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Mantis prawn cooked in salted vege soup, mantis prawn is bought forzen and this one is a failure as the flesh seems to be floury


 

Famous Nasi Lemak, Kepong Baru

Posted by vivien | Kuala Lumpur and Selangor | Saturday 4 June 2011 8:02 pm
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a famous nasi lemak stall in Kepong Baru, located just behind KTZ dessert stall kepong, in a food court area, it is very easy to spot this stall as they will always be a huge lineup for their fragrant and yummy nasi lemak.

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Huge barrel of rice.

Very yummy, how i wish i can have a packet now 🙂

Address: Kepong Baru, behind KTZ Kepong

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Soon Soon Lye Salmon Fish Head Noodle, Puchong

Posted by vivien | Kuala Lumpur and Selangor | Sunday 22 May 2011 7:57 pm
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went to Soon Soon Lye Salmon Fish Head Noodle in Puchong after hearing rave reviews about this place

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Fish Paste noodle (with thick vermicili/meehoon, extra RM1), around RM8.50

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My salmon fish belly noodle, RM12.50. They charge extra RM2 if you want fish belly instead of fish head which i find the so called fish belly given is actually meat next to the head :\

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Price list for fresh cook fish is higher than deep fried fish

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soup and snacks menu

Overall, i find the soup is average, their main hype is they are serving salmon fish/cod fish instead of the normal fish. My favourite fish head/meat noodle is still an unassuming stall in Taman Muda, Cheras, it is reasonably cheap, filling and slightly pepperish, the kind of food whereby you sweat and feel satisfy after the meal.

Address: Soon Soon Lye Fish Head Noodle
23, Jalan Puteri 2/3
Bandar Puteri Puchong
47100 Puchong
Telephone: 03-8063 5235
Business hour: 9am to 9pm

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Tanjong Sepat Day Trip, Kuala Langat, Selangor

Posted by vivien | Kuala Lumpur and Selangor | Sunday 15 May 2011 11:18 pm
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Tanjung Sepat is a really small town that we could see and savour everything the town has to offer in just about 4 to 5 hours. It is about 1.5 hour drive from KL taking the Cyberjaya/Putrajaya-Banting route. YiKee Seafood Bak Kut Teh in Tanjong Sepat.

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Prawn and Fish Kut Teh, RM21 pork are also available here. Piping hot, tasty.

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Joo Fa Trading, local coffee seller roasting and grinding their own coffee. Business is too good during this holiday season till they ran out of coffee.

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Hai Yew Heng, famous pau seller

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they are wrapping pau with preserved vege(mui choy)

guess they are too commercialise, the pau doesn’t taste good.

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Pau(Steamed Bun) choices

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Homemade fishball signage

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Turn out to be a residential area

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Homemade fish ball, we ordered 1 pack(RM2.50 for 10pcs) of boiled fish ball made from tenggiri, yummy

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Ocen seafood restaurant,  a well known restaurant in this small town

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so called lover’s bridge

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looking back at Ocen restaurant from the end of lover’s bridge

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Claypot tofu soup, RM12, very yummy, with mushroom and crab meat bits

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Oyster omelette, RM13, love the flavorful oyster, wish they are bigger and more of it

Telephone (Yi Kee Seafood Bak Kut teh): 03-3197 4907 or 019-351 8448

Address: Ocen Seafood Restaurant

Lot109, Jalan Laut,

42800, Tanjong Sepat,

Kuala Langat,

Selangor

Telephone (Ocen): 03-3197 4443

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